WE'd be helping somebody else's green movement if we bought all that
crap you're selling.
You actually clicked the link? Green fitness includes "reusing"
existing items around the house to get a workout, for example filling
empty gallon jugs with water and using those as weights for strength
training. I'm sure there's probably plenty of "recyclable" bicycles
out there as well without having to buy new.
This whole "green" bandwagon the media and manufacturing has jumped on
is beginning to get annoying. If we all replaced our "non-green"
items with "green"...wouldn't that result in a whole lot of garbage as
we tossed out the less than green items? :D
I am not on a green bandwagon. This is true and from the heart and
frugal living I agree with would be finding a bike that can be
recycled however finding a decent communter bike that is recycled
would be hard to do. I am a member of the freecycle community in my
town and I hardly every see any bicycles given up. If they are any
good they are quickly picked up quickly. It also would not be a lot
of garbage tossed out as it could be recycled and turned into green
products. Good thing is I asked for suggestions and I will be taking
yours to heart. Which recycling I feel is being green as well as
frugal because you are just tossing out the trash you are making some
money back for you efforts.
"Thrift is sexy." ;)
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